SwiftUI NavigationSplitView - Migrate Your iOS App To Multiple Platforms ⚡️

[@tundsdev]

So what do you think about the new NavigationSplitView APIs? Are you going to use it to make your apps support multiple platforms? Let me know by replying to this comment or commenting in the comments box 👇🏾 Also what other videos would you like to see? 👀

[@AmazinglyStrangeMedia]

Now with the advent of Ai, I am coding like a 2 year old with a hand grenade.

[@nicwhites]

I dig the long form content! Keep it up man! Good stuff

[@tundsdev]

Thanks 🫂

[@nickosmas]

Brother, I’m just glad I’m came across your video. Splendid job with the very explanations. Keep it up! 🙏

[@Mahadev-x7u]

Thank you so much Tuns...👍

[@tundsdev]

Always welcome

[@BastiaanQuast]

very nice video, thank you 💯

[@grin_phi]

Excellent video as usual @tundsdev! I wonder, is there a specific reason you used tool bar items to present sheets? Did you run into the same issues as me when using navigation links; namely 1) no automatic back button in the second column and 2) nested navigation links (i.e. a link in the view presented by the tool bar button) causing a memory leak and crashing the app?

[@nahidislam6099]

46:17 I'm so glad I'm not the only one 🤣 trailing closures all the way!

[@tundsdev]

Yep for sure 🫡

[@joeadeleke]

Hi hi.. watched your video on using Fastlane to push an app to the iOS store and it was helpful. I do react native but would like to get my hands dirty with iOS development. Please do you have a playlist to learn SwiftUI. Thank you.

[@tundsdev]

👋🏾 Hey I do Learn SwiftUI From Scratch In This Free SwiftUI Bootcamp (Beginner Level | SwiftUI Tutorial) kzbin.info/aero/PLvUWi5tdh92w0BP5gwJxgSJ12wKmYK9Y8

[@joeadeleke]

@@tundsdev Thanks boss, I appreciate.... I would watch 2 - 5 videos/day... Hopefully I finish before the end of May.

[@AmazinglyStrangeMedia]

Brilliant video! Superb for the novice artist turn programmer. I started coding in #C for Unity Game Development but as I build out foundations for Mobile Games I found Firebase to be my greatest friend which drove me toward Android Studio, Flutter, and Dart. But I like coding in SwiftUI out and learned Android Studio Has the ability to convert Swift to Android through Kotlin. Just asking to see if you have any thoughts on the matter floating around in that big beautiful brain. Thanks in advance for the time and best wishes!

[@tundsdev]

Thanks & cool. I dabbled in a bit of unity game development myself back in university. C# is probs up there in terms of being one of my favourite languages 👌🏾